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I.luo Laws in Now York.

New Yonx, June 5.-ro.lay Captain
Willismp, Of the police, with wltnceaaa
proceeded 10 tile Fifth Avenue, Hotel, St.
James Hotel and Gilsey House, where
they were esrved with wine. Tho three
tes! caseH az TO tho legality Of aerviCo by
hotels OF liquors to guests on Sunday has
been thus bcguu. Ono hotel on the Amer.
lean and two on the European plan have
boon chosen. Captain Williams will now
nwear out warrants, and on Tuesday alter
noon, doubtless, the waters will DO ar
rBivneu, ~ lsj = s!E K
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UTICA. N. Y, June 5.-It haa been dis.
covered that through tho inlluonccn Of q
procuross n number Of llttlo girls a. Little
Falls. Herkimer county, have been be.
trayed to a lie Of shame, somo OF thom Mt
that village and homo In NewlYork City.
Tho girls range from IL 10 15 ycara.
Among tlioao who are implicated ars
some nero hoys while the llgt alao includeH
old mon. Clerk Shepard, OF tho Board oil
Police Commissioners, GuBtsvuB Hinman,
aged 20. and others haye been arrested
charged with running tho girla. Much ex.
ollelnUnt exlala over tho diCcloaarca. t93
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TROUBLE ssemq to be- brewing for the

TRouBLE seems to be brewing for the
North Carolina Democracy. The Raleigh
Herald, organ Of that party, sa7a:
We need aud mus. nave moro party dis.
cipiline. The discipline must and shall
be improved until men can feel the weight
of it. Men who come among us asking
and receiving tho help Of men ofsu5s.ance
in thei. businaEs ente.prises, and yet vot.
ing sgsinst their Interests, mug. be treated
rs public euemita.
Going to boycott The Republican new.
comcrs, eb2 "Puhlic enemies" is good.
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TARIFF FOL. REVENUE ONLY.

Ano Dcmocrnttc DOctftne fOunu Also In lilo
Confederate Constitution.
WASHINGTON, June THE point made
by Senator Sherman, that the Democratic
platform Of tariff for revenue only was, de.
rived from tho Confederate constitution,
is exciting come Of the Democratic breth-
rem. But q similar shot csme soms years
since from their own side, and worse than
all from that noted authority on constitu-
tions, ,ex Senator Eaton, OF Connecticut.
At the time he wss member Of the Houae
and was ridicnling Messrs. Morrison and
Dorsheimer for the horizontal tariff bill
which had been brought in, aud claiming
that it waH not constitutional. On this
point he said:
And sav to my distinguished friend
from New York Mr.. Doraheimer), and l
cay to the eminent Chairman OF the Com
mit!ee on Wsysand Means (Mr. Morrison)
that this bill they have forced upon US is
utterly and directly opposed to the con.
Htitution OF The United States. They ssy
it ia atep in the right direction. Isay 1t
ia the staggering OF Q political inebriste.
Laughter and applause. 1t ia not step
forward in any direction, iii crab STEP"
[ Renewed laughter.
a little further along in his epoech he
thus Get forth tho constitution which
Morrison, D1rsheimer and the Democratic
party seemed TO him 10 be observing:
"But wish to read provision from an
other constitution, because itseems 10 me
come OF our friends here are acting under
Ii: Section 8. Congress shall have power
TO lay and collect taxee, duties. imports
and exciscG Tor revenue neceaeRry to pay
the debts, provide for tho common defense
and carry on the Government Of the Con.
iederate States. Laughter. But 10
bounty shall bs granted from the Treas
ury, nor shall any duty or tax on importa-
ton from foreign nations bs laid to pro-
mote or ioster any brauch OF industry,
A IIember-"What is tho gentleman
reading irom?"
Mr.. Eaton-"From q book belonging to
the library Of Congress, called the Weekly
Register, have read what purportn to be
the eighth aection OF tho constitution OF
the late ao-called Confederate sta.es; and
II acens to me some Of our friends are act
Ing under that provision. Laughter. ]
They seem 10 haye forgotten that this is
Washington, not Montgomery. Renewed
laughter. lapeak in oil kindnese, rs they
know. l say this, because in the cons.i-
tuition there Ia no clause authorizing Cou.
greBs to promote tho general welfare Of
the country. In the constitution Of the
United stltcs there Ia O clause giving Con-
gress power to promote, under the enum-
Grated powers, the general welfare OF the
people oil the United statea. 6uch pro.
vision ia no. tound in tho instrument from
which have Just read, md 1t soema TO
me (a2ain Lazy l speak In all kindnesu)
That many OF tho nrguments which have
been usod on this floor tako that conBtitu.
ton es their basis"
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4 ltntNl i.n,.l,. !

CulcAno, Juno GA thrce.story and
basement house, SO Third avenue, occu-
pied by Lot!io johnson, burned this morn
ing tnearly cremsling tho inn,atea, six
girls and women. All escaped by Jump
ing from tho third.atory window except
MEdgs Reed, who was on tho top floor.
She wss horribly burned aud received
fatal injuries from throwing heruolf To the
pavement. The losl is $1,000; insured
lor co non ~, h. lf2tts a. sEEa- |I..-
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PASSED BEYOND.
Death of EI.fice President Wheeler After
5l,tas38lIfii u Long Illness. 'fi

MALONE, N. Y, June 4.-The death Of
Ex.Yice President Wheeler, which oc.
Cured at 1910 o'clock this morning, was
pslnleas, and lie wen. out no gradually
and quietly that II was hard 10 mark the
exact moment Of its flight. Mr.. Wheeler,
whose vitality had been decreasing slowly
during tho past six years, retained his
usual yigor up to perhaps SIX months ago.
From that date ho failed rapidly. He was
tortured terribly by insomnia and neural
gla, and was alao afflicted with catarrh Of
the bladder. Tho night OF March 3, last,
he was soizsd with chill, followed BY a
choking spell and then by fever, and for
hours his physlcians thought him dying.
de never fully rallied from the attack, and
mind and body wasted away together.
There was probably aoiteniDg Of the
brain, and for woskn he was irrational.
This brain affection wn8 The immediate
cause Of death. Monday last he sank into
q, condition Of 5unconsciousnees, from
which he waa never fully aroused, except
for moment or two. Siuce Wednesday
he had not spoken or given any sign OF
recognition OF friends or what was going
on around him. He had no near relatiyea
In the world to minister to him during
his illness or watch by his death bed. ~
William A. Wheeler wns born In Frank.
lin county, New York, June 8, 1910. He
received a common school education aud
studied law. lls was elected to bis first
Office, District Attorney Of his native
county, by tho DemocrAtu. He waa subse.
quently elected to the State Assembly and
tho Senate by the Whigs, and in 1858 md
1850 was reelected to the Senate by the
Republicans.
In the fall Of the latter year lie was
elecred to the Tnirty.ssventh Congreas.
In 1867 he was elected member Of the
Now York Constitutional Convention.
The fall after the adjournment ei this con.
vsntion he was elected Congressman from
the Ssventesth district. lie nwas tho
author OF tho Louisiana Compromise,
which brought q measurable degres OF
peace and prosperity on that State in 1874.
lie was nominated aa Vice President on
the ticket with Rutherford 3. Hayes as
President, at tho Republican convention
held in Cincinnati, the nomination being
made on Friday evening, June l6. 1876.
The late Vice President was q man Of
very quiet manners and very re,icent in
the house debstes.T He always selected a
scat well back in the hall, and before he
ever made any move consulted with his
Republican colleagues. He would write
out moves and motions, submit them to
Garfield, Kelley and the old Republican
leaders before Offering them, and was
always noted for hie caution.
He was one Of the finest conversational.
lists in tho House and delighted to talk to
a small circle, but never talked at random
for the Record. The wheeler Compro-
mise," by which the two rival State Gov
errments in Louisiana were reconciled and
reconstruction in the South hastened,
made him very popular both in the North
and South. =i 7 ~ izz71- -
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q CLARK, sentenced to the Penitentisry
for eight years ior; killing Q NELL, was glad
to escape the galloxs. Yet he has aince
tried unsrccesainlly. to dssh his brains cut
on stone pavement. Hanging would
have been less painful and would have
made sursTthins Of sthe j'b. CLARK
doesn't know. S good thing when he
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loNDoS, June 1 IS. II. Young. jr., tho
champion hurdle racer OF tho Manhattan
Athletic Club, Of New York, competed in
a hurdle race 1T Stamford Bridge grounds
this afternoon. HOitd half the way nuI
thoa collapsed, failing 10 get Is place.
Young says In explanation OF hisl 1aiess
that nc woa mo. In condition. During his
voyage from New York tho weather waa
bUd ind h9sulIer,d Iron, sessicknesa, ron.
uerlug bin unfit for racing. 81 iS; 5S
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3. ALABAMA iren.muScis arc realizing what
% boon natural gag Is to those who have it.
Eaorta sre being made 10 gat the best Of
all fuel, but they are discouraged by the
heavy coal interest Of that State. Why
no. move up into tho favored portion Of
the Ohio valley !? li . ....
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WAsnlsoroS, June 1.-THE propristy
OF putting tho flags on the public build:
ings at half.mnut for the death Of ex-Vice
Presidon. Wheeler did not suggest i,sell
10 any one in authority to-day. At least
it was not done. II 1t had bsen Jacob
Thompson over again, the country
might have seen different things.
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Dss MONIES, IA, June 5.--Nswp has jugt
boon received at Manalon, Calhoun cou.
ty, that Rev. DR.. Reid, who loft that place
last winter 10 become q misslonaty In Con.
trail Africa, lad been killed and eaton by
a tribe OF Uunnlbals, M ID
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Tns Musaump neSspspe,a unite with
the Democratic newspapers il disliking
John sherman's Springfield speech. They
wouldn't touch saerman for the .Preai-
dency with forty-toot pole. Come TO
think Of il, the Republican Convention
cannot hope to have tie luck 10 nominate
tickc. that the Mugwump ofgauU would
snpport agsinst Cleveland, who is their
invention.
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MIR. 0'BRIEN'S NERVE.
TIE GREAT NEW YORK MEETING.
ite Refuses to Ring In DIR. McGiynn for
Obvious Reasons : IIs Desires no Po.
lltieai Entnngiemsnts on this Side
ilell OF the Atlantic OceanI

NEw YoRr, June 5-Mr. O'Brlen haa
received numerous ,telegrams consratula.
ting him upon the course hs took In re.
gard to the parade last night. Being In.
terylswed to-day he said: II ain not sur.
priaed that gentlemen not Of tho Irish race
arc not able to understand the cruel dill.
culties by which our case Is surrounded at
this moment. But have not tho smslles.
apprehension that tho 1rish Nationalist
will miauuderstand my action. They
know how many malignant enemies are
watching every word or act OF ours In
order to torture them into weapons
against Gladstone and Parnell. am sat.
isaed that they will feel also that have
acted under painful and solemn sense Of
responsibility to our great leader fPsr.'
NELL, and from the conviction that
any other courae would have
brought the utter destruction OF our
movement at the moment when tho opin.
ions ol millions Of Englieh people 10
trembling In the balance and when the
most .unscrupulous devices are being
thrown into the balance against US. :
I was astounded 10 SEQ 1t stated from
tho platform at Union Square that l had a
resolution referring to Dir. McGlynn. As
matter Of fact no such resolution wa,
ever submitted 10 me. The resolu.
tions submitted to mo by the
committee contained no illusions
direct or indirect to Dr.. McGlynn's case,
The resolution read from the stand was
never in any manner communicated
to me. The only reference to Dr..
McGlynn throughout tho whole course Of
thecolnmunication between tho committee
and myself was the statement that DR..
McGlynn was 10 be present and speak,
and ] need not say that to that arrange.
ment l had not the smallest objection TO
otler. ! have, therefore, now to complain
that this resolution was kept from my
cognizance, and that the people ehould
have been put under the utterly false i'm.
preston that had seen and erased H."
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ATLANTA, juno i--Sid Pholsna bucket.
ahop has failed. Loan 100000; aD5slu
nothing. PhOlsn WAS 3 mnmbpr OF the
York Exchange and run houHeB In Atlanta,
Montgomery, Charlotte. Savannah, Birm-
iughain aud Selma. Pork first threw him,
then cotton, and lagt coffee. il Z, \
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All, Intlssdt

New foRK, June 5.-A stormy session
Of the Central Labor Union was hold to.
day. John McMackin mado an address
denounciDg editor O'Brien for his
action in refusing to attend the
mass meeting last night. McMackin
declares he would not lower the
nag ut the command Of the Eccleeias-
teal power or corrupt politicians. II
Catholics were 10 DO controlled by a
foreign power there would be good cause
70. the sneer that they were not citizens.
Resolutions were adopted denouuciug
Editor O'Brien for his action, ~
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AKRON, O., June fully 1000 people
to-day saw the Ahrons do up Columbus
to the tune OF 12 to |, the visitora being
outplayed in every point. McLauey's
catching, batting and bsss running and
LeorBh's home run aud batting were the
features OF the game, while the ALrons
did not make an error. Wills and Nc.
Laney both sprained their ankles in bad
ehaps and were laid up. Cahill, Of Co.
lumbus, WAS hi. by thrown ball near the
groin, and was carried inssnsib!e from the
Held. be is suffering terribly. Score:
1nniugs."-.......... l 2 845G7 7So
AKRON n.............-......, 8 l l O o 2 O--l2
Coumbus....... .......... 0 0 o 0 0 OslfO O-l
Bs,tsEries-Akron, Irwin and McLaney;
Columbus, Daley and Mutton. Earned
runs-Akron, I; Columbun, l. Two base
hits-Akron, Hill l. Baso hits-Akron
Is; Columbus, s. Errors-Columbus, S;
Akron, 0. Homo runs-Akron, Leorsh,
Basses on balls-Irwin, 2; Daley, 2. Stolen
bsses-Columbus, 2; Akron, 2. Struck
out-By Irwin, O; Daley, .. Umpiro,
Bell. lime ofgame-0no hour and forty.
FIVE minutes, - .
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BASE BALL.

Wheeling Slaughtered mt. santlu.ky-o lher
Games Abrond.
Nine errors with Smith in tho box tells
tho story Of Saturdays overwhelming de.
feat Of Wheeling by tho ssndusky club.
At this long range It is perhaps better to
pass the game by without comment. The
fact Is sad enough. Below la the score:
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The present Administration exercises a
delicate discrimination in hsli-masting
the flag. It waen't done for William A.
Wheeler, but It was done for Jake Thomp.
son. Mr.. Wheeler .as not in the Con-
telerRte movement.
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# NEXT tims they have o National Drill
inWashinston they will want Congress to
give 1t q truly national character by in.
suring them sgaips. being out Of pocket a
little matter Of $4,000. r.;
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pARkEnsHulsG POINTS.

Tho Salvation Army Cots n E,nck.cvo
Charged With Attempted Murder,
Special Dispatch 10 The IateGligenocr.
PARxERssuRd, June 5.-Five members
Of the Salvation Army, Of this city, were
arrested last night by tho police for
marching and singing on tho street, and
disturbing the peace Of tho city," The
new criminal ordinance adopted about
two weeks ago forbids auch marching and
singing without tho consent Of the Msyor
Of tho city. No iomals members were ar.
rested. A hearing will ba had Monday
morning before Judge Conley. :
There ia much excitement over the affair
and the general topic OF Conversation.
The action OF the police is supported by
many and bitterly condemned by meuv
others. The Salvation Army here coz
stats OF about dozen members half of
whom are females. Thsy have acted and
marched and ecag here Just as in other
cities. Tho srreeted members, were re-
leased on their own recognizancs, This
will be made test case, judge i. M.
Jackson said this morning that il would
probably 80 to the Court Of Appeals.
With the first Of July this city will have
Tree postal delivery, being eligible both o n
tho acore OF population, more than ten
thousand, and on the score OF gross re-
ceiptg at the Office per annum, more than
tTelTe thousand dollars. At frat there
will be three or four carriers, probably
four. ~ I, - - =
Floyd Payne, Of Lincoln county, is in
Jail here charged with an astemp. to mur.
der William sennett, surveyor appointed
by the U. S. Court to survey some lsnds
In dispute. The shooting occurred nearly
three. years ago. Senne.t was badly
wounded bat finally recovered. Payno
waa Indicted here at tbs last torn OF the
U. s. Court. IS .-,.555l v Ii2j =
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TIE Illinois House has passed "hog-
tight fence bill. This, we suppose, is a
new nane for tho oid.iashioned ziszag
fence. Illinois men ought to be ashamed
/ to got in that condition. is
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Tho Amcer III n Critical ronltIon

ST. pRrERspuRa, Juno News has
been received from Horat tha. tho Ameor
Of Afghanlslan 10 In q critical ponltion. Ho
has withdrawn tho garrisons Of Herat and
Dalkh Tor the purpoao OF reinforcing the
troops doleatod In tho recent encounter
with tho Ghilsais. 81, M. IS j a. d
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BALTIMORE. Mn June 5.-Jack Kilra;n
was laUt night formally presented with the
Police Gdsetle diamond studded bolt, de-
noting tho heavy weight championship Of
America, 5z'es-' ~.
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"A APmLADELpMIA'syndicatvs offers that
city $3.50. 900 for an elevated railroad fran.
chise, This Is an improvement over the
Jake Sharp way Of giving it to the Coun.
ciImen, ii5 Z r X
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SHUTTING OUT FllENCII CoNvICrs,
Tho New Caledonia Emigrnnts not to b
.l Allowed to Ltln,l.

.aTs .aH NIoWeu 70 lsithus ..r.-. .ff #af
WASHINGTON, D. O., June i.-Aasistant
Secretary Maynard to-day transmitted to
tho Collector OF Customs OF San Francisco
an eotract from despatch from the
United States commercial agent at Nou.
mea, Now Caledonia, French panel
coloay, iu regard to tho proposed sxporta.
ton ot convlcta from that colony 10 San
Francieco. Judge Maynard instruc!s the
Collector to tako especial care thRt the
emigrSnt laws arc properly enforCsj, so
rs to prGyeut tho landing Of any peraons
80 ahipped to this country, II found to DO
convicts, ns alleged, or II found 10 belong
TO any Of the classes ol allenS whose land.
Ing iB prohibited. s. &
Tho Collector is ALSO instructed to con.
yey thin information 10 tho Commiesioner
Of immigration At Gan Erancipo. ..
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MANSFIELD, O., June 4.-Mansheld, Ii;
Steubenvillc, l3. Batteries, Kelly and
Yaik, Carroll and Tanning. Baae hits,
Mansfield, l3; SteubenYille, Is. Errors,
Mansfield, S; Steubenville, 3. f
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Boarosi 10 to haya a new literary publ.
cation under the nnme Of The 7trentieih
Century. Nothing like getting IN early
start. NJ a !. 70 !. : * - -.i ..... \
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WnERrLlsd had to 60 oil the way to
sandusky 70 tiud nine we'll developed
goose eggs all 10 a row.
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Ole EGa!alstseIEiilfnfea..
once, No..a 70 ana 81 Fourteenth Street, .

PERSON kdriao he ety for ne sa,on, and ,uu.
ntr iruretr,, can hate Lt DAnY IHIrLiIgNcIa
mailed 10 leu, po,paid, for O5 etnti per month ls
addrn being changed as often d. dtnrtd. 2
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as Yesterday q Philadelphia clergyman
took for his morning topic, where Is
Happiness 2" The lest tins we cav It, it
was in c!cso proximity to q base ball
game. 81 & 4, ~ & }s (, &, y VI s
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TnE Chicago Times Of Saturday quotes
iron nails at SO 15, steel nails, So .25.
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KALAMAZOO, MIcu., June 1.-The home
club was completely outplsyed to-day and
badly outbatted by pitcher WatBon'u
aeemingly Indifferent manner Of pitching.
hlcDermott, umpire, who is resident Of
Zsnesville, showed what he could do to-.
wards hiding tho risitora at all critical
points and his deciaionH will no doubt be
rrntastnd = Enara --.-.-.,-
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" Dan aud tho Pfesldont can't do what
they want with trout, they might bait
their hooks for hnckets. n (. &
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Two base hits-Mulholland, Clarke
Base on balls-0G Smith 3. Struck out
by CLARK IL; by Smith 3. Passed balls
each. Umpire-Dushane.
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9 Il "a. 3. u 5Sif DIED. IS n
$40 sEtR-oE Sunday, Jnuo 5. 1857 at i:2o r. n, J;
y: hD.A srUcKka,alr ha years, . months aud
Funeral notice tomorrow, jS$El
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SUNDAY on ssranac Lake was sad con.
temptation OF tho ii.h that might have
boon hooked.
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In these days tho weather comen In al.
Borsed lots every twenty.iour hours. "a
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Z A;hon is . very superior creature, but
ahe novor could lay n corner ei-stone,-Lifc,
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SLSDusRY.

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wheeling. ..-.......,..... 0 0 0 0 o 0 o o o.
Sandtsky. ........ ......... / o 02'l2 o.